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Artist’s impression of Dundee’s new V&A museum Dundee City Council has outlined plans to invest almost £400 million on infrastructure projects across the city over the next five years.

The school planned for Bertha Park Perth & Kinross Council is to spend £145 million in the region's school estate over the next seven years.

University of the West of Scotland’s (UWS) plans to create a new state-of-the-art campus in Lanarkshire have taken a step forward with the formal contract signing now completed. The University has agreed a partnership with South Lanarkshire Council to deliver the 38-acre ultra-modern campus at Ham

Kingshill Commercial Park in Aberdeen The commercial property markets in Scotland and London are lagging behind the rest of the UK which is showing some signs of a return to a more positive mood post the EU vote, a survey has found.

Ed Monaghan By Ed Monaghan, chair of Construction Scotland and CEO of Mactaggart & Mickel Group

Work is on offer at the new homes development at Derby Street in Dundee Construction companies in Tayside are being invited to share in projects worth more than £130 million.

Registers of Scotland (RoS) has appointed akp Scotland to fit out its new smart working infrastructure platform at St Vincent Plaza, in Glasgow. The works involve the creation of a flexible working environment to support RoS business transformation to using digital processes and a significant invest

Ewan MacLeod The real estate and infrastructure practice of Shepherd and Wedderburn has agreed with Homes for Scotland to sponsor its annual conference.

John Swinney is joined by education convener Cllr Paul Godzik and the two youngest pupils at James Gillespie's High School, Anna Green and Jeong Ing Park (both 11 years) for the cutting of the ribbon at the official opening Edinburgh’s new James Gillespie’s High School officially opened

Network Rail is calling for help to solve a 71-year mystery after detailed drawings for a second rail bridge over the Firth of Forth were found hidden in an old box under a desk in Glasgow. Historians are trying to find out why the plans, dating back to 1945, which would have seen a second bridge be

Aerial view of the planned development site as detailed in the Proposal of Application Notice Plans are in the pipeline for a new residential and mixed use development immediately adjacent to Scotland’s home of rugby.

Inspection work being carried out on the Forth Road Bridge. The repair of damaged steelwork which led to the closure of the Forth Road Bridge in 2015 has been crowned the overall winner of the 2016 Saltire Society Civil Engineering Awards.

Plans for the new Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre Aberdeen City Council could become the first local authority to raise funds on the capital markets as it embarks on a number of major housebuilding and construction projects.

Plans have been submitted for a housing development between Dalgety Bay and Inverkeithing which was previously rejected by Fife Council. Taylor Wimpey has lodged a detailed planning application for 295 homes at Hillend Road at the Spencerfield site.

Civil engineering and road surfacing firm Crummock Holdings has attributed a drop in profits in its financial year to delays in receiving large contracts. The Herald reports that the Bonnyrigg company saw its profits fall to £366,076 from £570,657 as revenue grew 38 per cent to £23 million in the